Medicaid

Protecting What You’ve Built. Planning for What’s Ahead.

Unlike Medicare, which is an insurance program, Medicaid is a need-based assistance program administered by state and local governments under federal guidelines. Medicaid helps individuals of every age with their medical expenses, and — for those facing long-term nursing home care or seeking care at home — Title 19 benefits may be available. While Medicaid’s eligibility requirements are strict, Connecticut law provides for a number of important exceptions. We help clients use those exceptions to qualify for benefits while protecting the assets that matter most to their families.

Protecting Your Eligibility & Assets

Understanding the rules — and the exceptions to them — is essential to preserving assets and ensuring financial security for spouses and family members during a long-term care Medicaid application. We take the time to fully explain your rights and obligations, help you determine whether you are currently eligible (or can become eligible), and help you avoid costly penalties along the way, including guidance on:

  • Medicaid applications
  • Estate recovery and liens
  • Spousal protections
  • Exceptions you may utilize to your advantage